258 p. : 25 cm

Includes bibliographical references and index

Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1 The House of Lords: The Political Context -- Michael Rush -- Chapter 2 The Membership and Work of the House of Lords -- Nicholas Baldwin -- Chapter 3 The Second Chamber: Paradoxes and Plans -- .Rodney Brazier -- Chapter 4 Second Chambers-A Comparative Perspective -- Paul Carmichael and Andrew Baker -- Chapter 5 The Sub Judice Rule in the House of Lords -- Patricia Leopold -- PART TWO: THE HOUSE AS A SUPREME COURT -- Introduction Robert Stevens -- Chapter 6 The Appellate Function -- Gavin Drewry and Sir Louis Blom-Cooper -- Chapter 7 The Lords of Appeal and their Work 1967-96 -- Brice Dickson -- Chapter 8 The Judicial Role of the Lord Chancellor -- Anthony Bradney -- Chapter 9 A Dualist House of Lords in a Sea'bf Monist -- Community Law? -- Barry Fitzpatrick -- Chapter 10 The House of Lords as a Constitutional Court: -- The Implications of Ex p. EOC -- Patricia Maxwell -- Chapter 11 The Impact of Pepper v. Hart -- Kenny Mullan -- Chapter 12 Uneasy Cases -- Simon Lee

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